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Post by TruthTella2 on Dec 6, 2013 19:44:47 GMT -8
Seattle fans were so loud they created an actual earthquake. Meanwhile the 49ers sent out instructions to their fans on how to cheer?  |
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Post by shopson67 on Dec 19, 2013 9:37:45 GMT -8
Seattle fans were so loud they created an actual earthquake. Meanwhile the 49ers sent out instructions to their fans on how to cheer? Seattle fans are no louder than most; it's all in the design of the stadium. |
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Post by TruthTella2 on Dec 19, 2013 9:51:17 GMT -8
Seattle fans were so loud they created an actual earthquake. Meanwhile the 49ers sent out instructions to their fans on how to cheer? Seattle fans are no louder than most; it's all in the design of the stadium. Not even a dome and have less people than most. Just rowdy. Which is why announcers comment on how Seattle fans who travel are louder than the home crowd |
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Post by shopson67 on Dec 19, 2013 12:34:00 GMT -8
Seattle fans are no louder than most; it's all in the design of the stadium. Not even a dome and have less people than most. Just rowdy. Which is why announcers comment on how Seattle fans who travel are louder than the home crowd Exactly how would they measure how loud Seattle fans are on the road? Sounds like BS to me. Domes aren't necessarily designed for sound projection, they just keep it from escaping. Sound interference and dead spots can make a dome quieter than Seattle's stadium. Smart engineering for sure. Second loudest is KC, not a dome either. |
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Post by TruthTella2 on Dec 19, 2013 18:12:07 GMT -8
Not even a dome and have less people than most. Just rowdy. Which is why announcers comment on how Seattle fans who travel are louder than the home crowd Exactly how would they measure how loud Seattle fans are on the road? Sounds like BS to me. Domes aren't necessarily designed for sound projection, they just keep it from escaping. Sound interference and dead spots can make a dome quieter than Seattle's stadium. Smart engineering for sure. Second loudest is KC, not a dome either. They made noise, the opposing team barely made any. You could hear the Seattle noise over the broadcast so they had to comment that yes this is a road game |
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